Armenia, EU strengthening trade and economic cooperation

PanARMENIAN.Net - The 8th meeting of the subcommittee on Armenia-EU trade, economic and legal cooperation was held in Yerevan on Feb. 17.



The participants focused on the following issues: implementation of the Armenia -EU cooperation agreement, Armenia-EU Action Plan within European Neighborhood Policy, recent economic developments in the republic and improvements in investment environment.



Besides, prospects of bilateral economic cooperation, including a possibility for free trade agreement between Armenia and European Union, the final stage of granting market economy status to Armenia, further development of economic cooperation within GSP+ system, macroeconomic development in Armenia, and issues related to the Eastern Partnership initiative were discussed.
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